121. The University Of Wisconsin Press Home Page Publishes books and journals especially anthropology, literature, rhetoric, african studies, film studies, history, political science, and women's studies. http://www.wisc.edu/wisconsinpress/

They'll Have to Catch Me First An Artist's Coming of Age in the Third Reich Irene Awret We publish many titles related to Jewish Studies, history, and WWII, search here For example: Nowhere in Africa An Autobiographical Novel Stefanie Zweig Also see our ecological titles, such as: The Man from Clear Lake Earth Day Founder Senator Gaylord Nelson Bill Christofferson A Passion to Preserve Gay Men as Keepers of Culture Will Fellows There are many titles of related interest on our Spring 2004 and Fall 2004 list. On neighborhoods and architecture: Madison A History of the Formative Years Second Edition David V. Mollenhoff Frank Lloyd Wright's Monona Terrace David V. Mollenhoff and Mary Jane Hamilton Making Love A Romance Lucretia Stewart "Stewart's gift for self-examination lets no one off the hook, elevating her protagonist's erotic calamities into something darkly moving."— The New York Times Book Review , May 23, 2004 "This woman's obsession with relationships will remind many readers of Anaïs Nin." —

122. Welcome To Cox.net High Speed Internet Join us around Hampton Roads for discussions of recent and classic africanAmerican works of literature http://www.gohamptonroads.com/community/groups/africanmahogany/

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123. MeBooks Free book clubs and books at discounts, many are free. Large selection of african American literature as well as 26 other listings. http://meBooks.homestead.com

Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Music /Movies Contact Us Computer ... Home meBooks-n-Stuff Welcome to meBooks-n-Stuff! You can use this site to find hundreds of books in 27 listings plus other products to be offered on a regular basis. So come on in, browse around, and we're sure you'll find just what you are looking for. To begin, just click on the categories that interest you and you'll be taken to that page. Home Video/DVD Computer Contact Us ... /Movies (Click the buttons under the categories of your choice) This page was last updated on: November 16, 2001 Support the fight against AIDS Support the fight against Breast Cancer

124. Quarterly Index Of African Periodical Literature (Nairobi Overseas Office, Libra Quarterly Index of african Periodical literature an index of over 300 selected periodicals (mostly scholarly) which are acquired regularly from 29 african http://lcweb2.loc.gov/misc/qsihtml/

The Library of Congress Overseas Offices Nairobi, Kenya An index of over 300 selected periodicals (mostly scholarly) which are acquired regularly from 29 African countries. Read full Introduction. Search within: Full text Article title Author Subject Date Country Journal Match by: All words Any word Exact phrase Stemming: On Off Help on: Searching the Index Highlight a selection below: Index Term Article Title Author Journal Broad Subject Geographic Area Help on: Using Browse Lists The Library of Congress Overseas Offices Nairobi, Kenya June 30, 2003

125. Welcome To Black Literature! An online community for books about, for and by african Americans. Mystery, Romance, Biography. http://www.blackliterature.com/

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127. Africabib Home Bibliographic databases covering africana periodical literature and african women's literature. http://www.africabib.org/

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129. Sisters In Spirit Book Club Group of diverse african American women in the Hampton Roads, VA area who share a common bond a love for reading. Meet once monthly to share, discuss, and interpret works of literature by Black Authors. http://www.geocities.com/sistersinspiritbookclub

130. Keele University : American Studies literature and history written by and on african Americans. http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/as/Literature/amlit.black.html

Useful Links : American Literature WRITING BLACK South Carolina Flag Literature and History written by and on African Americans, October 1998 Here at Keele Frederick Douglass Portrait Colloquium: "A Liberating Sojourn" "Black Power Points" - African America Texts and Resources on the Web Angelou, Maya Resources Resources The Maya Angelou Page Inaugural Poem Baldwin, James Foreward to "A Lonely Rage" "Witness to the Light" (Resources) Bibliography Bellow, Saul Review of Ralph Elison's Invisible Man Chesnutt, Charles W. The Goophered Grapevine Po' Sandy Dave's Neckliss The Wife of His Youth The Bouquet Hot-Foot Hannibal The March of Progress Baxter's Procrustes Cleaver, Eldridge Interview Douglass, Frederick Resources and texts Dove, Rita Resources Lady Freedom Among Us U.S. Poet Laureate Resources Du Bois, W. E. Burghardt A Negro Schoolamster ...

131. California Newsreel - Film And Video For Social Change Since 1968 Social interest documentaries, featuring african American life, history, literature and culture. Library of african cinema on video. http://www.newsreel.org/

ORDER TRACKING CONTACT US VIDEO SEARCH VIDEOS Titles A-Z New Releases African American Perspectives ... Other Options RESOURCES Facilitator Guides Transcripts Articles Email List ... Links INFORMATION About Newsreel Contact Us Brown v. Board of Educationon DVD! May 2004 marks the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark Supreme Court decision ending racial segregation in American public schools. California Newsreel celebrates this event with an historic ten-year anniversary re-release of our classic film, The Road to Brown , available for the first time on DVD. This inspiring one-hour film illuminates the brilliant legal assault on segregation that launched the Civil Rights movement. It is also a moving and long overdue tribute to a visionary black lawyer, Charles Hamilton Houston, "the man who killed Jim Crow." PRICING AND DISCOUNTS Get up to 50% OFF when you buy 5 or more titles at list price SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for high schools, public libraries, and qualifying community organizations only! Find out about HOME VIDEO pricing! (restrictions apply)

132. Welcome To Soulful Expressions Book Club SEBC's mission is to provide positive, intellectual stimulation through reading and discussing african American literature and have fun while doing so. http://www.geocities.com/soulful_expressions

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133. Holloway House Publishing Co. - Online Catalog Publisher of modern african American literature, nonfiction and biographies of famous Black Americans. Modern classics by Iceberg Slim, Donald Goines, and Odie Hawkins. http://www.hollowayhousebooks.com/

Holloway House Books No-Frames Alert Your browser doesn't support frames. Unfortunately there is no text version of this site available. If you are still using an earlier browser version, please download a free copy of a recent version of or Microsoft Internet Explorer and come back to browse our catalog. List of Titles A A. Philip RandolphJames Neyland About CourageMickey C. Fleming Althea GibsonTom Biracree Alvin AileyR. Fleming Amazing GraceOdie Hawkins And Carry A Big StickJ. Garrison Arthur AsheEd Weissberg As Far As Blood GoesR.H. Schwab B Barbara JordanNorman Kelin Baroness Of HarlemBrett Howard B.B.KINGJ. Nazel Beyond BoundariesJ. Springs III Beyond The PitsR. Stewart Big Hit, TheJ. Readus Bill CosbyM. Ruuth Billie HolidayBud Kliment BitchJ. Grant Black AngelsSterling Hobbs Black BaitL. Guild Black CheyenneC.R. Goodman Black ChicagoO. Hawkins Black CopJ. Nazel Black GangsterD. Goines Black Girl LostD. Goines

134. Welcome To West Virginia Provides information about past and present West Virginia authors and their writing. Includes sections on children's literature, essays, reference, book reviews, africanAmerican writers and West Virginia Library Association authors. Sponsored by the Bridgeport Public Library. http://www.mountainlit.com/

Welcome To MOUNTAINLIT Welcome to MountainLit, a website sponsored by the Bridgeport Public Library in Bridgeport, West Virginia. Its purpose is to serve as a vehicle for the collection and dissemination of information about past and present West Virginia authors and their writing. It is a work-in-progress designed for teachers, scholars, librarians, students, and readers. Questions, comments, or corrections may be addressed to the Bridgeport Library. Introduction to MountainLit Essays Children's Literature Book Reviews ... Home This site is funded by Bridgeport Library 1200 Johnson Avenue Bridgeport, WV 26330 MountainLit MountainLit var go_mem="wingfldk"; free hit counter

135. My Book Club A Christian Book Club that concentrates on african American literature. Contains list of upcoming books and information about the nature of the Club. http://www16.brinkster.com/chinadoll/bookclub.htm

My Christian Book Club If you have any book suggestions please let me know. Go to "tell me what you think," and send me a message. var google_language="en"; var adHB=true; wDoL("top","RR1WOKH"); wCls("RR1WOKH"); wDoL("btm","RR1WOKH"); showA("RR1WOKH"); A little about us and who we are: Back to my page. September selection is No Regrets by Patricia Haley October selection is Temptation by Victoria Christopher Murray This compelling story unveils friendships destroyed by lust and selfishness. Where relationships are sacrificed for personal desires. The bonds between sisterfriends are examined and it is revealed what some women are willing to go through and give up to get the man they want. Most importantly, this novel shows how the power of spirituality can restore broken relationships. November selection is Church Folk by Michele Andrea Bowen December selection is Women of the Bible Because of the holidays we are doing the women of the Bible this book will help you find out information in about some women in the Bible. Pick 10 women that are not often dicussed in the Bible. It could be someone that relates to you just tell us something about that women why you chose her what made her stick out. January selection is Joy by Victoria Christopher Murray Anya Mitchell has it all: a successful L.A. financial services company, a loving fiancˆ, and an unshakable trust in God-until she is attacked in her office by a stalker. Her fiancˆ helps her deal with the horror, but when a painful truth is revealed, Anya is faced with a serious dilemma: either she chooses a future with her fiancˆ clear of this tragedy, or she follows the path on which she believes God has placed her-even if it means losing the man she loves.

136. Africa/African American Library Links to history, religion, literature, art and food web sites. http://www.homestead.com/wysinger/africana.html

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137. Frontline: Pushkin Genealogy Although the vast majority of african Americans are unfamiliar with Pushkin's monumental works, most students of literature are at least aware of his Blackamoor of Peter the Great, an unfinished romance which relates the biographical data of the poet's greatgrandfather, Ibrahim Petrovitch Gannibal his black great-grandfather. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/secret/famous/pushkingenealogy.htm

var loc = "../../../"; Although the vast majority of African Americans are unfamiliar with Pushkin's monumental works, most students of literature are at least aware of his "Blackamoor of Peter the Great," an unfinished romance which relates the biographical data of the poet's great-grandfather, Ibrahim Petrovitch Gannibal his black great-grandfather. Some early critics wrongly suspected that Pushkin attempted to aggrandize the African lineage of this black forebear by playing up the family tradition that he was an Ethiopian princeling. However, Pushkin certainly did not need to embellish his ancestor's own personal history. For the accomplishments of Ibrahim Petrovitch Gannibal are proof of what any man - despite his colour - could rise to, given the opportunity. Ibrahim was treated as no less than a member of the royal family at court and, in the biographical notes on him written either by his wife or by someone in her family shortly after his death, the following statement is made: "....he (Peter) wished to make examples of them and put (Russians) to shame by convincing them that out of every people and even from among wild men - such as Negores, whom our civilized nations assign exclusively to the class of slave, there can be formed men who by dint of application can obtain knowledge and learning and thus become helpful to their monarch."

138. Welcome To Soulfull Readers. Glad To See You Are Interested! A coed book group based in the Atlanta area. We meet at local Atlanta restaurants to discuss the african American literature. http://www.soulfullreaders.com

Looking for a place to meet interesting, well-rounded individuals? Then SoulFULL Readers Book Group might be the place for you. SoulFULL Readers is a coed book group that has been meeting one Sunday out of every month since July 2001. Our aim is to simply gather to discuss classic and contemporary African American fiction (and occasionally non-fiction) and enjoy a good meal at a local Atlanta restuarant. Needless to say, we are a group of book lovers who enjoy thought provoking, in-depth discussions about African-American literature. So for more details on our current or past book selections and meeting locations, please feel free to browse the navigation bar on the left or email us at soulfullreaders@yahoo.com If you haven't already joined the mailing list and are interested in becoming a member, please add your e-mail address via the "Become a Member" link. Our only requirement is that you live in the Atlanta area and are serious about actually joining us for one of our book discussions. By the way, we also have a message board where we post short stories, full length stories, and comments on just about any and everything. Please check it out before you leave the site today.

139. Welcome The largest private collection of african American culture in the Western United States. The collection includes Black literature, music, film, photographs and memorabilia. http://www.wsbrec.org

WELCOME, AND THANK YOU FOR VISITING! The Center is dedicated to bridging the past and the present for the future... we maintain the largest and most substantial collection of African-Americana in the Western United States. Our Mission Our Vision Founder: Mayme A. Clayton, Ph.D. Mayme Agnew Clayton was born in Van Buren, Arkansas. Dr. Clayton received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from University of California, Berkeley; a Masters Degree in Library Science from Goddard College, Vermont; and a Doctorate in Humanities from Sierra University. In 1952, Dr. Clayton's career as a professional librarian began at the University of Southern California's (USC) Doheny Library. In 1957, Mayme Clayton went to work as a law librarian for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). During her tenure at UCLA, Dr. Clayton served as a consultant and founding member of the University's Afro-American Studies Center Library... Avery Clayton, Executive Director

140. African Christian Literature Outreach Provides history, newsletters, and contact information. http://www.bright.net/~rlawson/

WORLD CHRISTIAN LITERATURE OUTREACH Overseen by the Mid-County church ofChrist Troy, Ohio Going where missionaries cannot go and staying when missionaries cannot stay! "We proclaim him, counseling and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone perfect in Christ." Colossians 1:28 Following is a synopsis of the mission work going on through World Christian Literature Outreach. History of World Christian Literature Outreach Current Newsletter Past Newsletters MISSIONS AFRICAN FIELD OFFICE KENYA UPDATE Dan Bell - Missionary MAP OF AFRICA Haiti Missions Link to other mission works CHURCHES Mid-County Church of Christ OUR PRESENT U.S. MISSION-Greenville, OH Church of Christ Central Ave. Church of Christ, Fairborn, OH Link to other Churches of Christ on the Web Please write us to learn more information about aour program or learn about the local church of Christ in your area. Formore information about WCLO Email Any comments or questions can be directed to,: World Christian Literature Outreach 7973 New Harrison - Bradford Rd., Bradford, OH 45308 U.S.A.

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